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| | | ... earliest being a 25bps cut in May. If you ask moi, my answer would be it depends. It depends on the actions of other central banks. The European Central Bank (ECB) meets on the 10th of March. It's already promised action at this meeting. Speculations ... |
| | | | ... turn in equity market sentiment. Never mind the just-in "Brexit" concern that's sure to add to the anxiety over central banks' problems with slowing growth and low inflation. Not that I complain but this is proof that investors see what they want to ... |
| | | | ... equity markets last longer than a week as the wealth effect that this engenders would help alleviate the world's central banks persistent and pestering problem with growth and inflation. Perhaps then they could stop blaming the "global economy" and end ... |
| | | | ... lowered interest rates, Grexit speculations and the European debt crisis, among others. Gold is again surging as central banks try to goose the system with more liquidity and this time, negative interest rates. The BOJ and the ECB are pumping yen and ... |
| | | | Central banks worldwide will continue easing trends in a disinflationary global environment, according to RBC Capital Market chief economist and head of Australian research Su-Lin Ong. Speaking at the 2016 Financial Standard Chief Economists Forum in ... |
| | | | ... global fixed income, Bill Bovingdon, chief investment officer at fixed income manager Altius Asset Management, said central banks will wind down their stimulus programs and that will leave bond investors exposed. "The expectation is for three rate rises ... |
| | | | US asset management giant PIMCO is most concerned about a slowdown in China, deflation and central banks not having the necessary firepower to mitigate further economic shocks. Despite those risks, the fund manager's base asset allocation is overweight ... |
| | | | ... have been historically. This, combined with risks such as a slowdown in China and the refugee crisis in Europe and central banks' lack of remaining firepower to fight economic setbacks, warranted a more cautious approach in the medium-term, Neal added. ... |
| | | | ... only down 10.5% from its peak. But just as the tough economic and investment environment of the GFC years prodded central banks to act, we are now witnessing the same. Yes, we can debate the good, the bad, the ugly or even the stupidity of central bank ... |
| | | | ... world that has raised rates since the 2007-09 crisis has been able to sustain them at a higher level. That includes central banks in the eurozone, Sweden, Israel, Canada, South Korea and Australia" - they all reversed course. Reminds me of Homer's (Simpson) ... |
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